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Psychology 
Author: Wendy Treynor, Ph.D.
Publisher: Euphoria Press
ISBN: 978-0-9823028-7-3
As the title states, this is a book theorizing about the socialization process. It encompasses what causes conflict (resulting in guilt, shame, humiliation, and other emotions) and what may be a solution to the conflict. The promo to this book suggests that it is a scientific text and also a self-help resource. I have to say, though, it is primarily a scientific text including a section that provides “formal proof” in the form of scientific formulas.
Author: Etta K. Brown
Publishers: Langdon Street Publishers
ISBN: 978-1934938171
Learning Disabilities: Understanding the Problem and Managing the Challenges by Etta K. Brown, is a smorgasbord of information for both parents and educators of children with learning disabilities. Divided into three parts, Brown covers environmental influences on learning disabilities, history and laws pertaining to special education, and how to observe and accommodate special needs both in the classroom and at home.
Author: Christopher Burns
Publisher: Prometheus Books
ISBN: 976-1-59102-660-0
The title of Christopher Burns Deadly Decisions: How False Knowledge Sank The Titanic, Blew Up The Shuttle, and Led America Into Warjust about sums up what this book is all about which in the words of the author is to clarify these failures in detail so that we may be able recognize the patterns of errors in order to avoid future catastrophes.
Author: Ronnie Ka
Ching Lee
Publisher: OutskirtsPress
ISBN: 978-1-4327-1148-1
Ronnie Ka Ching Lee is back with his latest volume of philosophical poetry. Lee studies economics and business, a book that all students of philosophy have been waiting for to add to their collection. It is also a tome for anyone interested in deep thinking and how we ourselves can improve our own lives and the lives of others.
Author: Fran Sorin
Publisher:Warner Books
ISBN 13: 978-0-446-69402-5, ISBN: 10: 0-446-69402-9
With a background in landscape design, psychology and
communications, the author has built a successful career assisting
clients to visualize their garden needs. On occasion, this has turned
out to be a challenge because several of her clients saw themselves
as uncreative. Consequently, they would express helplessness in
articulating a personal vision for their garden. The author
disagrees.
Author: Rita Carter
Publisher: Little Brown
ISBN: 978-0-316-73088-4
Multiplicity: The New Science of Personality was very interesting indeed and takes an inside look at
the behaviour and personalities we all have within us.
Author: Marvin Szukalowski
ISBN:978-1-890427-68-9
Publisher: Aviva Publishing
Just having the courage to write “A Simple Man’s Psychology: The Book of Second Chances” rates high in my evaluation. While the target audience seems to be primarily men, women will also find this work fascinating as it offers a rare glimpse into what a man is thinking.
